Blizzard Sweeps North With Losses Of Life And Property
A fierce blizzard and dust storm devastates Minnesota and neighboring regions. Dozens of structures burn as prairie fires flare into new blazes. Lives are lost in Manitoba, North Dakota, and Minnesota with widespread property damage and grain losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands. Separate Algiers fire disaster leaves 700 homeless in New Orleans.
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Algiers
Algat Awenty
Louie
Mermuda
Morgan Streets
New Witness Emerges in Dareyne Case in San Francisco
A new witness, Budd Wilson, a colored boot black, testified to Detective Seymour that Emanuel church hosted nightly gatherings with girls attended by Durrant and two young men. He claimed the youths boasted of their evenings with the girls, noting the girls came from respectable families and were not revealed. The testimony suggests prior conduct at the church before the Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams murders. The report also mentions a factory fire near Santa Fe, with $15,000 estimated loss and insurance coverage, plus disciplinary charges against a postmaster for insubordination and conduct unbecoming an official.
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Dareyne
San Francisco
WHLT
Durrant
Emanuel Church
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Williama
Budd Wilson
Seymour
Big Sud Darrant
Ine
Leonel
Minsion
Severe drought grips United States in September report
Weather Bureau reports a severe, prolonged drought across the United States with few exceptions. The Atlantic coast and Ohio Mississippi valleys show significant deficits, while parts of the Great Lakes, Rocky Mountain region, and Pacific coast experienced varying rainfall. Some areas, especially Fort Smith Arkansas and Indianapolis Indiana, saw relief in September. widespread water shortages affect domestic use, stock, and winter wheat planting.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Atlantic Coast
Cimbleston
4. C
Augusta
Ohio
Mississippi
Parte
Great Lake Region
Cotorato
Wyoming
Uish
Newata
Pacific
Olympia
San Prone
Fort'smil
Arka
Indianapolis
Usd
St. Paul
Minn
Toren
Nebra
Missouri
Kaas
Virgin
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Sherman’s Ebook on Garfield and politics teased by era voices
The article discusses Sherman and Garfield era politics, noting how Sherman’s views aligned with or opposed contemporary leaders and party factions. It highlights debates on cabinet picks, loyalty, and the balance between experience and reform, suggesting strong opinions about the era’s political dynamics.
Silver Republicans Stand on Senate Reorganization
Senator Teller, arrived in Washington for the winter, said the silver Republicans would oppose a Senate reorganization by Republicans when Congress reconvenes unless they can fill the vacancy on the finance committee caused by Senator McPherson's retirement. He also predicted the president's annual message would urge retirement of the prudent and that such recommendations would open the entire financial question.
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United States Senate
Wasnrxor
Teller
Wrahington
Senate
Congress
McPherson
Well Known Journalist Dead in Kansas Corr Missouri
One of the Wests best known newspaper men, Mo Ootti Frank Hills, longtime city editor of the Kapkas City Journal, died last night after a long illness from tuberculosis.
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Kansas Corr. Mo
Frank Hills
West
Kapkas City Journal
British ultimatum to Ashanti seeks governor
London dispatch reports Britain’s September ultimatum to the King of Ashanti demanding a British resident and a Hunt commissioner. Coomassie was given until October 5 to reply as a messenger from the Gold Coast departed September 6. The move aims to curb sugar cane grinding to weaken the government’s treasury.
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Eaglaed
Astianti
Great Britain
Ashanti
London
Coomassie
Gold Coast
Corbetts Release Sparks Gloves Law Talk in Arkansas
Corbett released from custody after Chancellor Leatherman rules there is no Arkansas law prohibiting glove sparring exhibitions. Attorney General appeals to the Supreme Court. Governor Clarke hints at calling an extra legislature session to block any such bout. Local civic authorities fear militia deployment if Corbett and Pittsimmons pursue the fight in the state.
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Flor
Ark
Leatherman
Corbett
Arkansas
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Pitesinmons
Segurerabe
Clarke
Cullan
Corvert
Angry FIIZGMMONS threats and Hot Springs defiance
Fragmentary OCR notes recount heated statements by an unnamed figure calling for a trip to Hot Springs, with references to Florida Athletic and Hay Springs. The text alludes to instructions to deter others, warnings about leaving for the proper time, and mentions of Dan Simart and a contract, all lacking coherent context.
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Gols Fitzdastous
Florida Athletic
Tub
Hay Springs
Tirnin
Misti Julian
Hot Springs
Dan Simart
Defied by a Madman in Chicago Park Siege
Seventeen hours of pursuit ended when G S Merwin, a liquor dealer, was captured after firing 1460 shots from a Winchester and revolver in a chaotic residence district. The madman, injured none, caused narrow escapes before a sulfur burn and a bed-side surrender. Also noted is Frederick Bitlon, oldest inhabitant of Louis, Missouri, who died at age 95, after a storied public career including city comptroller and Missouri Pacific railway roles.
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Chicago
Woogland Park
Mont
Pete
Will
Merwin
Louis
Frederick
Bitlon
Deart
Philadelphia
West
Missouri Pacific Railway
Fencing Finds Hidden Saloon In Eldora Business Block
In Elders, Eldora Iowa on October 21 workmen tearing down a 30 year old barn uncovered a complete saloon behind a new ceasory fixtures and a full liquor stock. The occupants and contents were seized by authorities as part of a crackdown on illegal trade. Neighbors report years of irregular business.
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Elders
Kapona
Iowa
Eldora
Huntington Talks On Pacific Railroad Debts Policy
Huntington doubts a Washington dispatch about government directors recommending immediate foreclosure of Union Pacific and Central Pacific debt. He says settlement of debt is a government and business issue, not political. If no extension is agreed, the government could seize the railroads at maturity and assume remaining indebtedness.
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Pacific Railroad
SAN FanScrap
C. P. Huntington
Washington
Union Pacific Road
Secretary of the Interior
Union
Central Pacific
United States
Omaha
Ogden
Samento
San Jose
Imade
Dispatch
Ieee
Union Paviilc
Auaid
Condensed Dispatches From A Turbulent Era
A sprawling roundup notes pensions exceeding twelve million dollars, petitions from Chicago residents to the President, and Navy telegrams about the ship Indiana. It lists assassinations, protests over meat inspections, and a surge in enlistments, plus international strains from Cuba to cores. A judge sentences Maud Lewis for the murder of State Senator Morrissey. thefts and banking irregularities are reported, with political insinuations and a bicycle fever anecdote, all in brisk, period-voice prose.
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Chicago
Come
Waller
Navy Department
Indiana
Williams
Doparmment
Lubu
United States
A. Kk. Ward
Memphis
Teis
Guanyansurn
Sher A. Pletcher
Macaffin County
Kentucky
Louisburgeers
Harvard
Tammany
New York
Mostier
Sie Ghio
Hopdblican
Lejkshare
Bass Platt
Cleveland
von Bolketn
Chiraza Bank
Ashexton
Brecon
Maud Lewis
Morrissey
St Leuis
Corea
GP. Huntington
Guatemala Central Road
Deuprey Sick Amid Durrant Trial Delays
In San Francisco on October 21 Eugene Deuprey, key defense attorney for Theodore Durrant, remains gravely ill and may be unable to attend court as trial resumes. Physicians say he is recovering but paralysis symptoms persist. If unable to appear, a continuance may be granted until he can present his arguments. The defense continues to challenge Mrs Leak testimony as manufactured and cites Dr Gibson in an alleged conspiracy. Subpoenas issued for Mrs Leak and Mrs Henry with questions to follow on the charge.
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San Francisco
Eugene D. Deupray
Theodore Durrant
Dewpray
Deupres
Barnes
Durcant
Dickinson
Miers
Durrant
Caroline Leak
Iix
Gibson
Sirs
M.r. Henry
Leak
Henry
A Wild Tale From An Oklahoma Newspaper Feud
The editor recalls a fierce circulation battle in Oklahoma involving public printing and a rival paper. He describes manipulation of the land office register, a smear campaign, affidavits claiming 67 copies circulated, and a violent metaphor about timing a retaliatory move during a tense press feud.
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Oklahoma
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Dublin
Noose
Register of the Land Office
Erroli
Anenk
Dallas and Return at Santa Te Roote Fare Featured
Round trip fare advertised as one furs for travel from Dallas to Santa Te Roote with a return. Also promises collars and cuffs made to look Newborn at Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Dallas
Santa Te Roote
Thompson Bros Furniture Offerings at Quincy Repository
Thompson Bros. presents an extensive selection of furniture at 617-619 Quincy, boasting hundreds of patterns, including over 800 rockers, varied floor coverings, and matting options. They tout superior quality, modern designs, and affordable carriage bargains, stating one dollar buys a carriage worth thirteen.
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Koertsonville
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Condian Pacifica
Rectary
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Sherman's Ebook
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Oloe
Garfield
Auil
Shertwn
Contetayamo
Garield
Livis
Gurfeld
Gurfeld, In Making Up His Cabinet, Wits Gilthy
Necassio
Sherman Tikes
Garett Yie
Hig Piasitioan
United Sates
Hark Viaen
Alaine Sham
Silver Republicans
Calis
Corbetts
Goy. Clarke
Like
Kansas
Peertens Ag
Huntington
Daugherty, L. T
Mauntuinn
Papa
Crcasion
Louisville
Masawa
Wis
Sowco Bajay
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Washburn Chapel
Deuprey
Thompson Bros
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Quincy
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Rockers
Ibly
Japan
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Kansas Avenue
Quincy Street
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A. H. Sharum
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
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